Powers High School - Cruiser Yearbook (Powers, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1970 volume:

Classes Organizations Sports Academics Administration Advertisements 3 18 29 39 55 67 77 Activities The fresh coolness of the deep green forest is so Delightfully different from the ordinary dullness of Everyday life, that one can easily seek quietness and Peace of mind beneath a canopy of tall trees. Here, along the Pathways of the Forest is where Nature's sweet surprises can be found. —Cora L. Leggett 4 Home- coming Homecoming activities began Thursday when we had our coro- nation ceremonies. Jim Stock was elected Mr. Football by the team and Jackie Bushnell was elected as Homecoming Queen. On Friday night the festivities began with a pep assembly at the high school and then we had the traditional serpentine and bonfire. The students had lots of spirit and the team came forth with an 18-0 victory over Crow. 1969 Homecoming Queen Jackie Bushnell and Mr. Football Jim Stock. Freshman Princess Jill Moore and es- cort Earl Warner, Senior Princess Shirley Hytrek and escort Russel Hill, Homecoming Queen Jackie Bushnell and Mr. Football Jim Stock, Junior Princess Marrilee Stallard and escort James Clauson, Sophomore Princess Julie Moore and escort Eugene Rogers. Right: Mr. Football Jim Stock crowns the 1969 Homecom- ing Queen Jackie Bushnell. Top Left: Princesses Shirley Hytrek, Marrilee Stallard, Julie Moore, and Jill Moore take a tour around the football field during half time. Top Right: Queen Jackie Bushnell stops and poses for cameraman while taking her tour around the foot- ball field. Her companions are Steven Frye and Teresa Thornsberry. Middle Left: Powers Homecoming game against Crow. John Clauson is pictured on left. The Cruisers won the game, the final score was 18-0. Middle Right: Mr. Football Jim Stock and G. A. A. President Annette Bern are getting flowers ready for the Queen. Bottom Left: Students watch as the dummy burns at the bonfire. Bottom Right: Sophomores Edrie Looney and Craig Rector help decorate the goal posts. 5 Initiation ' This year's Senior class held initiation on the football field. The Freshmen were willing to co- operate with the Seniors. The Freshmen started the day off by cleaning bleachers, washing cars, and pushing Seniors in their wheelbarrows. The day ended in kangaroo court. Top Right: Debbie Quilhaugh. Sue Ann Cowan, Jody Brotton, and Lonnie Shorb work hard washing cars. Top Left: Senior Barbara Shaffar relaxes while her Freshman Dale Shaffar pushes her in a wheelbarrow. Bottom Left: Freshmen Dave Satterlee, Lee Peterson, Jerry Wilcox, Lonnie Shorb, and Tommy Elam pose for the camera. Bottom Right: Jerry Wilcox and Dave Satterlee busy themselves cleaning the bleachers. 6 Mothers' Tea The theme was Garden in Paradise and the gym was decorated in an array of colors, ideas, props, and a wooden bridge. The colors really expressed the colors of a Garden in Paradise. Everyone worked hard and they all seemed to enjoy themselves, especially the mothers who really enjoyed themselves. The girls modeled their garments which they had made through the year. The Mothers’ Tea was truly a great success. Top Left: Pam Parry performs a skit for the Mothers. Middle Left: Karen Likens models her attractive outfit for the Mothers. Middle Left: Hostesses Amy Rundberg and Jackie Bushnell en- joy program. Bottom Left: Mothers wait anxiously for second half to begin. Bottom Right: Mary Rauch models her out- fit for the Mothers. 7 Christmas in the Halls The festivities began with ihe singing of Christmas carols. Then the U.S. Forest Service provided us with a tree which the seniors decorated during an American prob- lems class. On the Friday before vacation we had the student body party. Bob Wcideman played Santa Claus and gave out gifts to the students. Following the party refreshments were served, and then we played volley ball. School was then dismissed, and we were free for the holidays. Nancy Froberg and Bob Mosley play in the Christmas volleyball game. Edrie Looney and Debbie Stallard are Santa's helpers, while Shirley Ferguson receives her gift from Santa. Shirley Hytrek sits on Santa's lap while receiv- The students gather around the piano, played by Mr. Nicklaus, to sing ing her gift. Christmas carols. Below: The student body gets anxious waiting for Santa to arrive. Below: Joe Elam works hard to prepare the halls for Christmas. 8 Junior Senior Banquet The Junior mothers prepared ihe dinner. The Sophomore girls served the dinner. The entertainment was provided by the trio which included Nancy Froberg, Kathy Stevens, and Pam Parry. Top Left, left to right: Mr. Earl Bucknum, Mrs. Mary Neher, Mr. Ron Neher, and Mr. Bob McDonald sign cards at the banquet. Middle Left, Background: Mr. Nicklaus and Mr. Joe Shorb. standing are: Jim Stock, Jackie Bushnell, and Jcannie Crabill applaud at banquet. Left: Senior President Rich McDonald presents Junior President Teresa Shorb with the class colors. Bottom, left to right: Amy Runberg, Barbara Shaffar, Annette Bern, Mrs. and Mr. Nightingale and Rich McDonald as they enjoy their meal. 9 Senior Barbara Shaffar with Es- Everyone who attended enjoyed themselves, cort Darell Christian. Senior Ball The theme for the Senior Ball was Daisy Daze. The props were decorated accordingly with daisy flowers and other assorted flowers. The main colors used were that of various yellows and spring shades. The band was the Kold Hart. Senior Kathy Stallard does some painting on the props for the decorations. Seniors work ambitiously on the decorations. Seniors Mark Rector and Dave Simes discuss some last-minute plans. 10 Student Body Elections Far Left: Student Body President Russ Hill gives a speech for one of the nominees. Left are the newly elected student body offi- cers, from left to right, back row: President John Clauson. Vice President Alan Wiwatowski, and Parliamentarian John Lucas. Third Row: Rally Queen Shirley Taylor. Second Row, left to right: Treasurer Kathy Stevens, and Evelyn Kalb, Assistant Treasurer. Front: Secretary Holly Shorb. Above Left: Craig Rector gives his speech for the office of Vice President. Above Middle: Alan Wiwatowski gives his speech for the office of Vice President. Above Right: John Clauson gives his speech for the office of President. Left: John Lucas gives speech for the office of Parliamentarian. Right: Deb Stallard gives a speech for a nominee. 11 School Picnic The location of the school picnic this year was Lake Cleawox again. The sun was shining and everyone enjoyed themselves. Swimming, eating and lying in the sun seemed to be the most popular things to do. Yes, every- one had a good time. Above: Relaxing in the sun arc Julie Moore, Jim Stock, Pete Cunningham and Holly Shorb. Below Left: Kim Morgan, Geraldine Wallace, Sue Ann Cowan and Aleta Shorb eat. Bottom Left: Evelyn Kalb Rita Shorb rush back to eat. Bottom Right: Time is taken out for a refreshing swim. Mr. Bcitel, Bus driver and Mr. Adamson enjoy the camp ground. Senior Skip Seniors Mark Rector and Rich McDonald pose for the camera- man. Seniors getting ready for a boat ride. Mr. Nicklaus and Mr. Adamson await for some event to happen. Seniors getting some stuff out of the cars. A small conference held by Seniors. The end of a boat ride. This Page is Sponsored by COOS BAY FINANCE COMPANY Coos Bay, Oregon Graduation Top, Front Row, left to right: Barbara Shaffar, Gene Quilhaugh, Jackie Bushnell, Dave Simes, Amy Rundberg, Shirley Hytrek, Jack McDaniel, and Shirley Ferguson. Second Row: Bill Melton, Darell Christian. Karen Likens, Bob Wiedeman, Jim Stock, Kathy Stallard, Mark Rector, and Bob Mosley. Third Row: Mike Weltch, Joe Elam, Annette Bern, Rich McDonald, Steve Porter, Jeannie Crabill, Alka Thornsberry, Russel Hill and Linda Reynolds. Middle Left: Steve Porter gives Salutatory address on Bienvenu. Middle Right: Russel Hill gives Valedictory address on True Meaning of Success. Bottom Left: Mr. Adamson presents Russel Hill a scholarship from the Powers' Lions Club. 14 Grin and Bear It Top Left, left to right: Mr. Lane presents Linda Reynolds with her diploma. Back- ground: Bill Melton and Gene Quilhaugh. Middle: The Senior Class nervously wait to start the march in. Bottom Left: Senior class await the start of the ceremonies. Bottom Right: Shirley Ferguson. Jack McDaniel, Shirley Hytrek. and Amy Rundberg walk down the stairs after the ceremony ends. This Page is Sponsored by POWERS. MARKET Powers, Oregon 15 A restless audience awaits the arrival of graudates. Amy Rundberg receives her diploma from Mr. Archie Lane. Mark Rector is congratulated. Barbara Shaffar, Bob Moslev, Kathy Stallard, Jeannie Crabill, Amy Rundberg, Annette Bern, Mark Rector, Kathy Stallard, and and Barbara Shaffar sing For the Beauty of the Earth. Jim Stock wait in line. Left, left to right: Bob Mosley, Dave Simes, Alka Thornsberry, Bob Wiedeman, and Joe Elam stand around as Jackie Bushncll helps Jeannie Crabill with her collar. Above: Mark Rector, Bill Melton, Shirley Hytrek, Alka Thornsberry, Gene Quilhaugh, Joe Elam, and Mike Weltch wait in the hall. Senator Sam Dement gives commencement address on Ave- nues to Success. Mike Weltch, Joe Elam, and Annette Bern march in for the Mr. Adamson gives presentation of awards, ceremonies. Senior class listening to one of the speakers. Mr. Lane presents Dave Simes with his diploma. Oh! kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. —Robert Frost Seniors Russel Hill, left, was chosen as Valedictorian, and Steve Porter, right, as Salutatorian. They were the students with the highest grade point average of their class. Annette Bern Jackie Bushncll Darell Christian Jean Crabill Joe Elam Shirley Ferguson This Page is Sponsored by POWERS TEXACO Kenneth and Frances McKenzie Powers, Oregon 19 Russel Hill Shirley Hytrek Karen Likens Jack McDaniel Rich McDonald Bill Melton Senior class officers, left to right: Jcannic Crabill, Vice President; Rich McDonald, President; Gene Quilhaugh, Representative; Jim Stock, Parliamentarian; Amy Rundberg Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. Nicklaus, Senior class advisor, at a class meeting. 20 Bob Mosley Steve Porter Gene Quilhaugh Mark Rector Linda Reynolds Amy Rundberg 21 David Simes Kathy Stallard James Stock Alka Thornsberry Mike Weltch Robert Wiedeman Senior Mark Rector sounds off. Top Left: Santa Claus Bob Weidemen takes a break. Senior Russ Hill contemplates an Analysis problem during his math class. 22 Juniors The Juniors started out the year working hard and finished it the same way. They worked on bingos, dances, fun-nites, and a spaghetti feed to make money to put on the Junior Prom. The Prom was a very big success. At the end of the year they also put on the Junior-Senior Banquet for the Seniors, faculty, and themselves. Sybil Ellis and Patsi Weltch work hard on their homework in the library. rE. Garry Hayes Cora Leggett Kathy Likens Calvin Looney Rick Lopez Goodnight Lucas John Lucas Ron Martin Ken McDonald Nancy Froberg Susan Froberg Linda Hathaway Bill Cameron James Clauson Sybil Ellis 23 Carroll Quilhaugh Judy Reynolds Holly Shorb Kathy Shorb Lowell Shorb Teresa Shorb Marilcc Stallard Kathy Stevens Shirley Taylor Vera Thornton Patti Warner Patsi Weltch David Wilcox Alan Wiwatowski Mike Wright Junior Class Officers, Front: Calvin Looney, Vice President. Back Row: Alan Wiwatowski, Treasurer; Rick Lopez, Parliamentarian; Shirley Taylor, Secretary; Teresa Shorb, President; Holly Shorb, Representative. Bill Cameron, Holly Shorb, Kathy Stevens (back to camera), Shirley Taylor, and class advisor, Mr. Anderson discuss business at a class meeting. 24 Sophomore Class Officers, left to right: Gene Rogers, Vice President; Rita Shorb, Parliamentarian; Dean Allen, Treasurer; Edrie Looney, Secretary; Evelyn Kalb, Representative; John Clauson, President. Sophomores The sophomores have been very busy this year. They have had dances, bingos, raffles, fun-nites, and they have rented a candy machine to put in the hall for the use of the student body. Dean Allen John Clauson Pete Cunningham Tom Cunningham Larry Frost Garry Hackett Celeste Hytrek Evelyn Kalb Bobby Keith Edrie Looney Julie Moore This Page is Sponsored by SEMPERT REXALL DRUG Myrtle Point, Oregon 25 Pam Parry Tom Porter Craig Rector Gene Rogers Carol Russell Rita Shorb Two new students came to Powers High School during the year, Left: Debbie Swanson. Right: Gene Sahme, both Sophomores. President John Clauson and advisor Mr. Nightingale, conduct a class meeting. Lisa Simes Deb Stallard Robin Wagner Beki Wletch 26 Freshmen The freshmen decided to put on a donkey basketball game and liven things up. Above is Mona Frost atop her mount. Freshmen Class Officers, Top Row, left to right: David Boutin, Vice President; Steve Bartells, President; Mr. Beitel, advisor. Bottom Row; Aleta Shorb, Representative; Mona Frost, Parliamentarian: Mary Ann Rauch, Secretary; Deb Quilhaugh, Treasurer. Steve Bartells Dan Ellis David Boutin Steve Emery Jody Brotton Dcbbi Farmer Sue Ann Cowan Mona Frost Tom Elam Irene Hathaway 27 Jill Moore Lee Peterson Debbie Quilhaugh Mary Ann Rauch Dale Shaffar Dave Satterlee Aleta Shorb Lonnie Shorb Walter Thornton Geraldine Wallace Red Warner Jerry Wilcox The freshmen have sponsored raffles, bingos, and fun nites this year. They have also intro- duced the school to a new acti- vity, donkey basketball. Right: Steve Bartells and Jody Brotton help their class repaint the rock after painting the freshmen's year of graduation 73 on it. 28 Organizations While there are many pathways in the forest, A person can only travel on one at a time to enjoy all of its beauty. —Shirley Ferguson Student Council and Activities Committee Student Council members, left to right: Russ Hill, President: Joe Elam, Gene Quilhaugh, Bill Melton, Parlia- mentarian; Kathy Stevens, Asst. Treasurer: Julie Moore, Deb Stallard, Edrie Looney, Evelyn Kalb, Aleta Shorb. Jim Stock, Jackie Bushnell, Rally Queen; Karen Likens. Treasurer; Holly Shorb. and Shirley Hytrek, Secretary. Standing in the back are from left to right: Shirley Ferguson, Vice President: and Teresa Shorb. Activities Committee members, Front Row, left to right: Teresa Shorb, Julie Moore. Holly Shorb, Joe Elam, and Gene Quilhaugh. Back Row: Edrie Looney, Debbie Stallard, Evelyn Kalb, Aleta Shorb, and Shirley Ferguson. The Student Council held several meetings during the year to make rules for dances and other activities. They also revised the 1962 Powers High School Student Body Constitution to make it more up to date. The purpose of the Activities Committee is to pass or veto activities put in by the classes and organizations. The picture in the left-hand corner is the Student Body having a meeting. 30 This Page is Sponsored by WESTERN AUTO STORE Myrtle Point, Oregon Honor Society Steve Porter lighting the candle Honor Society members listen to Mr. Adamson while he gives his speech, that signifies. Service.” Mr. Adamson presenting Kathy Likens with an award. Parents and other guests enjoy refreshments of the Honor Society members after the tapping ceremony. Honor Society Members, left to right: Steve Porter, Kathy Likens, Ken McDonald, Secretary: Shirley Taylor. Treasurer; Dave Simes, Vice President: Marrilee Stallard, Parliamentarian; Kathy Stevens, Shirley Hytrek, Russ Hill, Teresa Shorb, Student Council Rep.; Gene Quilhaugh, President; and Shirley Ferguson. It’s an honor to be an Honor Society member, but it's hard work. In order to remain a member each student must keep his grades a ”B average or better. In the spring the Honor Society Club has an annual tapping ceremony where new members are tapped. Throughout the year the Honor Society members collect for the Community Scholarship Fund. 31 Girls' A thletic Association Back Row, left to right: Susan Froberg, Shirley Hytrck, Shirley Ferguson, Karen Likens, Jackie Bushnell. Julie Moore, Lisa Simcs, and Geraldine Wallace. Fourth Row: Barbara Shaffer, Amy Rundberg, Carroll Quilhaugh, Kathy Stevens, Shirley Taylor, and Holly Shorb. Third Row: Vera Thornton, Celeste Hytrek, Evelyn Kalb, Rita Shorb, Carol Russell. Mary Rauch, Aleta Shorb, Pam Parry, and Deb Farmer. Second Row: Irene Hathaway, Kim Morgan, Deb Quilhaugh, Jill Moore, Mona Frost, and Jody Brotton. Bot- tom Row: Annette Bern, President; Jeannle Drabill, Vice President: Kathy Stallard, Sec- retary and Treasurer; Edrie Looney, Parlia- mentarian; Deb Stallard, Student Council Rep. Ambitious girls. .. The G. A. A. was very busy this year with activities, sports, and countless other things. They chose escorts for the Home- coming Princesses and helped a little in the decorations. They ordered their lettermen sweaters and all worked very hard in getting points for their letters. They elected Girls of the Month and a Girl of the Year. The Girls of the Month were selected on the basis of certain char- acter qualifications. The Girl of the Year is a Senior and is selected because she is thought to possess all the qualities of character of the Girls of the Month. The G. A. A. Officers, top to bottom: Deb Stallard, Student Council Rep. ; Kathy Stallard, Secretary and Treasurer; Edrie Looney, Parlia- mentarian; Jeannie Crabill, Vice President; and Annette Bern, Presi- dent. 32 Girls of the Month Left to right: Jackie Bushncll, Jeannie Crabill, Annette Bern, Shirley Taylor, Amy Rundberg, Marrilee Stallard, Mary Rauch, Kathy Likens, and Shirley Hytrck. Karen Likens expresses joy upon hearing the news of her being chosen. Girls of the Month Calendar MONTH NAME BASIS September Jackie Bushnell Friendliness October Jeannie Crabill Personality November Marrilee Stallard Fun to be With December Annette Bern Athletic Ability January Shirley Taylor School Spirit February Kathy Likens Cooperation March Shirley Hytrek Leadership April Mary Rauch Scholarship May Amy Rundberg Honesty The Girl of the Year is Karen Likens. 33 Letter men's Club Membership in the Lettermen's Club requires lettering in at least one sport, either football, basketball, or track. The principal activity of the Lettermen's Club is the annual All-Sports Banquet. Top Row, left to right: Craig Rector, Jim Stock, Gene Quilhaugh, and Russ Hill. Second Row: Garry Hackett, Tom Cunningham, Pete Cunningham, and Tom Porter. Third Row: Advisor Valyn Anderson, John Clauson, Eugene Rogers, Garry Hayes, Jack McDaniel, and James Clauson. Fourth Row: Dean Allen, John Lucas, Calvin Looney, Bob Wicdeman, and Louis Schrag. Front Row: Advisor Ron Neher, Joe Elam, Student Council Rep.; Dave Simes. President; Mark Rector, Vice President, Rich McDonald, Treasurer and Parliamentarian: and Bill Melton, Secretary. Top Row, left to right: Irene Hathaway, Mona Frost, Mary Rauch, Evelyn Kalb, Beki Weltch, Rita Shorb, Barbara Shaffar, Robin Wagner, Bobby Keith, Lisa Simes, Patti Warner, and Linda Hathaway. Standing: Kim Morgan, Sue Cowan, Geraldine Wallace, Susan Froberg, Deb Quilhaugh, Jody Brotton, Jill Moore, Deb Farmer, and Judy Reynolds. Sitting: Miss Niccolls, Advisor; Julie Moore, Student Council Rep. ; Vera Thornton, Secretary; Carroll Quilhaugh, President; Edrie Looney, Vice President; Carol Russell, Parliamentarian; and Deb Stallard, Treasurer. Future Home- makers of America 34 Pep Club and Pom Pon Girls The Pep Club girls show and give all the spirit they have during both Varsity and Junior Varsity games. When you come up to the games, you can always tell they are there cheering hard for another score. The Pom Pon girls cheer along with the Pep Club during the games, and during half-time they do some routines. The Pep Club and Pom Pon girls work hard during the school year and the summer to earn money for their outfits. Pom Pom Girls, top down: Marrilee Stallard and Jeannie Crabill. Middle How, left to right: Carol Russell, Kathy Likens, and Edrie Looney. Bottom Row: Shirley Hytrek, Holly Shorb, and Mona Frost. Pep Club, J.V. Rally, and Pom Pon members, Top Row. Standing, left to right: Shirley Hytrek, Carol Russell, Pep Club Parliamentarian; and Edrie Looney. Top Row, Sitting: Jeannie Crabill, Mona Frost, Marrilee Stallard, Holly Shorb, Kathy Likens, Pep Club President: Carroll Quilhaugh, Deb Quilhaugh, Vera Thornton, and Susan Froberg. In the bus, left to right: Teresa Shorb, Pep Club Vice President; Celeste Hytrek, Pam Parry, Lisa Simes, Beki Weltch, Geraldine Wallace, Kim Morgan, Sue Cowan, Mary Rauch, Karen Likens, Evelyn Kalb, Julie Moore, Pep Club Secretary and Treasurer: Linda Hathaway, and Patti Warner. Bottom Row, Standing: Jill Moore, J. V. Rally Queen; Deb Farmer, and Rita Shorb. Left-hand corner: Pom Pon girls during a routine. Above, Top, left to right: Queen Jackie Bushnell, Deb Stallard, and Shirley Taylor. Bottom, left to right: Kathy Stallard, and Kathy Stevens. Below: Rally during a yell at a pep assembly. Varsity Rally The Rally had a very exciting year. They held bingos, raffles, and other activities to pay for their cute outfits. They also went to rally school where they learned how to do many new yells and chants. They also placed a 2nd and a 4th ribbons at rally schools for their yells and chants. Below: Kathy Stevens hopes for a touchdown. Below: Kathy Stallard shows her yelling spirit. Below: Queen Jackie Bushnell yells hard for the team to win. 36 Junior Varsity Rally Rita Shorb Debbie Farmer Jill Moore (Queen) Rally Queen, Jill Moore dressed J. V. Rally in routine formation, left to right: Rita Shorb, Queen Jill Moore, in a football uniform for a skit. and Debbie Farmer. The Junior Varsity Rally Squad was Jill Moore, Queen, Rita Shorb, and Debbie Farmer. The J. V. Rally participated at J. V. Basketball games. They were always on hand to cheer the J. V. team on to victory. They also took part in some skits during pep assemblies. 37 A very eventful year... The Future Teachers of America were very busy this year with ac- tivities of practically all sorts. They had a bake sale and several fun-nites. They also visited S.W.O.C.C. and acquired much information on attaining a higher level of education. They, most of the group, taught various classes at the grade and junior high schools for teaching ex- periences. Among the highlights of the year the Future Teachers of America attended a play at the Little Thea- tre on the Bay in North Bend. Standing, left to right: Pam Parry. Secretary; Barbara Shaffar. Treasurer; Bobby Keith, Judy Reynolds, Student Council Rep. : and Robin Wagner. Sitting: Julie Moore. Rita Shorb, Evelyn Kalb, Beki Weltch. Celeste Hytrek, Vice President: Shirley Ferguson, and Shirley Hytrek, President. Future Teachers of America F.T. A. members on a trip through S.W.O.C.C. Standing, left to right: Rita Shorb, Evelyn Kalb, Beki Weltch, Barbara Shaffar, Shirley Hytrek, two unidentified students, and Julie Moore. Busily working for a bake sale, left to right: Background, Celeste Hytrek, Bobby Keith. Foreground. Judy Reynolds, and Linda Hathaway. 38 Sports And looking up at the tall oaks and firs Towering above us like sleeping giants, one is Filled with awe at their majesty. Even above The trees stretch the wide-open spaces of the Clear blue sky. And I look with wonder at the Beauty God made for us. —Cora L. Leggett Top: Rich McDonald and Dave Simes on pass defense. Top Right: Craig Rector on a dive play. Bottom: Rich McDonald tackled at Lowell. Bottom Right: Gary Hayes blocks for Rich McDonald. Left to right: Steve Bartells, John Clauson, Walter Thornton. Tom Elam, Dej Lopez. Left to right across top: James Clauson, Bob Wiedemen, Jim Stock, i Rich McDonald. Right to left across bottom: Burt Looney, Mark Rector, Gar Anderson and Assistant Coach Ron Neher. illen, Dan Filis, Dave Satterlee, Earl Warner, Garry Hayes, and Hick s Hill, Mike Wright, Eugene Rogers, Craig Rector. Dave Simes, and lackett, and Calvin Looney. Foreground, left to light: Head Coach Valvn Top: A bad hand off results in a fumble. Bottom: Rich McDonald tries a field goal. The Cruisers football team ended up with a four win and five loss season this year. The team was hampered by injuries all season, but never gave up. Powers had a new coach this year and it always takes time to adjust to new methods of coaching. We are all looking forward to a better season next year. SCORE BOARD Powers 6 Harrisburg 20 Powers 8 Glendale 22 Powers 33 Yoncalla 0 Powers 18 Crow 0 Powers 22 McKenzie 50 Powers 7 Lowell 8 Powers 26 Elkton 22 Powers 14 Oakland 12 Powers 14 Monroe 15 Top: Asst. Coach Ron Neher in foreground and Head Coach Valyn Anderson watch game from the sidelines. This Page is Sponsored by UNIGAS, INC. Coqui lie, Oregon Joe Elam just misses a pass. Above Left: Rich McDonald gets tackled by a host of Oakland players. Above Right: During the Yoncalla game, Dave Simcs runs out of running room. Lower Left: The coaches of the league met at the end of the season to name players to the all league teams. Left to Right: Russ Hill received Honorable Mention at offensive end, Dave Simes was named on the first team at defen- sive halfback, and Jim Stock was named as first team offensive tackle and first team defensive middle linebacker. After having such a poor season in the win and loss department, Powers was lucky to receive four spots on the all league team. The Cruisers warm up before the game. This Page is Sponsored by AL BERTIE'S SUPERMARKET Powers, Oregon Top Left: The football team elected, left to right: Russ Hill as Co-Captain, Dave Simes as Most Valuable Player, Mark Rector as Most Inspirational, Jim Stock as Co-Captain, and Craig Rector as Most Improved Player. Top Right: Tackle made against Elkton by Jim Stock and Mark Rector. Left: Powers tries a cross-buck against Elkton. Lower Left: Craig Rector and Mike Wright get ready for McKenzie game. Lower Right: Craig Rector is called on to run the ball against Monroe. Rich McDonald puts one up against Pacific. Rich McDonald is double teamed by Myrtle Point. Left Side, bottom to top: Calvin Looney, Dave Simes, Gene Quilhaugh, Joe Elam, Steve Porter, and Jim Stock. Down Right Side: Russ Hill, Craig Rector, Mark Rector, Rich Varsity Joe Elam makes a move against Pacific. Pacific stares open mouthed as Steve Porter shoots. Gene Quilhaugh leaves a Bandon player lying on the floor. 44 Basketball Joe Elam shoots against Bandon and Rich McDonald shoots over a Pacific player. Joe Elam gets a lay in against Bandon and Mark Rector gets up from the floor during the Camas Valley game. SCHOOL POWERS OPPONENT Myrtle Point 33 56 Triangle Lake 57 62 Myrtle Point 43 51 Bandon 65 57 Triangle Lake 48 47 Pacific 54 58 Pacific 59 68 Bandon 98 71 Camas Valley 87 44 CBA 100 34 Days Creek 74 71 Oakland 59 71 Yoncalla 50 30 Elkton 66 53 Glendale 60 54 Camas Valley 73 41 CBA 66 55 Days Creek 40 31 Oakland 52 72 Elkton 59 67 Yoncalla 52 43 Glendale 85 101 45 Rich McDonald out jumps a Pacific player. A jump shot by Gene Quilhaugh. 46 J.V. Basketball Left to Right: Steve Bartells, Pete Cunningham, Lee Peterson, Tom Porter, Mike Wright, Garry Hayes, Garry Hackett, Eugene Rogers, Danny Ellis, Dean Allen, Tom Elam, John Clauson, and Coach Valyn Anderson. Center: Manager Dave Satterlee. Top: Craig Rector jumps against Days Creek. Bottom: Team gets support from the bench. Top Left: Rick Lopez gets ready to pass the ball. Top Right: Dean Allen lays one up. Bottom: Garry Hayes jumps against Camas Valley. Standing, left to right: Lee Peterson, Bill Melton, Tom Porter, and Jack McDaniel. Kneeling: Pete Cunningham, Dale Shaffar, and Tom Cunningham. Jack McDaniel takes five before a race. Jack McDaniel runs toward the finish Bill Melton runs toward the finish line. line. Standing, left to right: Gene Quilhaugh, Rich McDonald. Mark Rector, Jim Stock, Bill Melton, Bob Wiedeman, John Lucas, Calvin Looney, Russ Hill, Dave Simes, and Jack McDaniel. Kneeling: Dean Allen, Eugene Rogers, Craig Rector, John Clauson, Dan Ellis, and Rick Lopez. As you can see this was a speedy take- off for the 100 yard dash. Track A triumphant season... The track season this year proved to be very fruitful in more ways than one. The track team proved to be very challenging and competitive. Russ Hill took first in the 180 low hurdles, and second in the 440 yard dash. Dave Simes took sixth in the 220 yard dash. Dan Ellis runs the 88 yard dash. A Powers trackman makes it over the high jump bar. This Page is Sponsored by WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATED STORE Powers, Oregon 49 Dave Simes takes first in the 220 yard dash. Russ Hill speeds along for a victory Eugene Rogers speeds along. 50 Track Scoreboard DATE OPPONENT POWERS PLACE March 27 Douglas-CBA Second April 4 Prospect First April 7 Camas Valley First April 11 Prospect First April 13 Oakland Invitation First April 18 Glendale Coed First April 25 Camas Valley- Elkton- Days Creek First April 28 Bico Invitational Second May 1 Riddle Metric Sixth May 7 Sub-District Not Available May 15 District First May 22-23 State Twelfth 51 Up, up, and away goes a Powers man onto victory. G iris Sports In sports the girls were real active this year. For the first time at Powers High School there was a Powder Puff football game. The junior girls challenged the senior girls to a foot- ball game. It was an ex- perience the girls will never forget, now they know what a player goes through before a game putting on pads here and there. It was an hilarious sight watching the girls in action. The game ended in a tie of 6-6. Standing, left to right: Annette Bern, Roberta Keith, Kathy Stevens, Barbara Shaffar, Kathy Stallard, Mona Frost, Julie Moore. Shirley Taylor, Patti Warner, Kathy Likens, Rita Shorb, Evelyn Kalb, Carroll Quilhaugh, Beki Weltch, Carol Russell, Mary Rauch, and Aleta Shorb. Kneeling, left to right: Amy Powder Puff Football Last minute adjustments before the start of the game. From back to front are: Shirley Taylor, Vera Thornton, Holly Shorb, Kathy Likens, and two unidentified players sitting on the ground. In the locker room after the Powder Puff football game, left to right: Patti Warner, Shirley Taylor, Kathy Stevens, and Teresa Shorb. This Page is Sponsored by BAY BOWL Coos Bay, Oregon Rundberg, Celeste Hytrek, Pam Parry, Jackie Bushnell, Vera Thornton, Nancy Froberg, Robin Wagner. Holly Shorb, Jill Moore, Kim Morgan, Susan Froberg, Deb Farmer, Deb Quilhaugh, Edrie Looney, and Deb Stallard. Volleyball In the sport of volleyball the girls did fair. The season’s games consisted of nearby schools for opponents with the ex- ception of a trip to Reedsport and Triangle Lake. The girls enjoyed the competition and made new friends with their opponents. What now ref? Last minute instructions and a small pep talk help the girls before a volley ball game. Annette Bern reaches for a high one while Vera Thornton and Barbara Shaffar run to assist. 53 Basketball an action packed season... Basketball season was an action packed season. Many games were played and on the whole the average of wins outweighs the losses. The girls enjoyed themselves in this fast moving sport and did real well. On this page you can see some of the exciting and fast moving action that took place at different games. Deb Stallard aims for a foul shot. Kathy Likens guards an opponent while Mary Rauch runs to help. Powers does some close guarding against Coquille. Aleta Shorb, Mary Rauch, and a Coquille opponent rush for the rebounding ball. Powers jumps high to get tip-off. Evelyn Kalb shoots off a good foul shot. Annette Bern doing some fast dribbling. 54 m % Tuvo roads diverged in a wood, and — foo r f 7e one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. —Robert Frost English English classes were taught by both Mr. Bucknum and Mr. Nicklaus. Enlarging the student's vocabulary and giving the students a better background of literature was a part of every English class. Written themes played an important part in the learning of construction of sentences and paragraphs. Jim Stock takes a rest after a big Nancy Froberg, with pen in hand, lunch. The junior English class involved in an interesting discussion. Linda Hathaway delivers a speech. The senior English class mixes fun and learning. 'rho U.S. History class goes to the lx oks for more information. Social Studies History is to be analyzed, not mem- orized. Relating the past to the present was a part of the History classes this year taught by Mr. Anderson. Discus- sion in the American Problems class ranged from the war in Vietnam to suc- cessful family life. Miss Niccolls taught World Geography, giving students a wider knowledge of the locations and characteristics of lands in our world. Mark Hector and Hich McDonald do an experiment showing the dangers of smoking. Linda Reynolds thinks over a problem. A pause If you are wondering why this space has been left vacant its because the annual staff has decided to take a little recess at this time. We would like to express our gratitude to you for your patience. We will now go on to the next picture. Thank you. 57 The World Geography class pays close attention to the lesson. Math Math classes at Powers High were challenging and rewarding. Although many complaints about the hard work may have been heard, students were eager to learn the how” and why of mathematics. Besides regular studies the Trigonometry and Ana- lysis classes took a field trip to Salem. Mrs. Fedor taught all math classes except Business Math which was taught by Mr. Anderson. The freshmen in Algebra I work hard to solve difficult math problems. Craig Hector works to finish his assignment. Russ Hill and Steve Porter tell Mrs. Fedor of the difficulties in Analysis. James Clauson reaches out for knowledge The Business Math class, taught by Mr. Anderson, groups together to find answers, in Algebra II. 58 The Chemistry calss finds fun in learning. Joe Elam and Dave Simes work for Biology II project. Rick Lopez plays peek-a-boo with the camera. Calvin Looney takes a deep breath. Science The science classes taught by Mr. Nightingale were busy this year with several projects besides regular studies. The Biology 1 class made collections of insects and different types of leaves for their second semester project. The students not only enjoyed these projects but also benefited educationally from them. From left to right: Shirley Ferguson, Mr. Nightingale. Bob Wiedeman, and Joe Flam in Biology II. This Page is Sponsored by TOM’S TEXACO Shelden Sackett, Prop. Coquille, Oregon 59 Annual The Annual class is always busy, trying to gather up ideas and put them together in the yearbook. Shirley Ferguson was editor of The Cruiser this year and kept every- thing going with words of encourage- ment when they were most needed. Mrs. Fedor was the advisor. The Darkroom Staff, Back Row, left to right: Lowell Shorb, John Lucas, Mike Wright, Ken McDonald, and Tom Porter. Front Row: Garry Hackett, Tom Cunningham, Pete Cunningham, and Mr. Nightingale. Back Row, left to right: Patti Warner, Bobby Keith, Shirley Ferguson, Jack McDaniel, Vera Thornton, Girls’ Sports Editor. Dave Simes, Mike Wright, and Lowell Shorb. Front Row: Susan Froberg, Vera Froberg, Vera Thornton, Kathy Stallard, and Kathy Stevens. Dave Simes and Kathy Stallard wait be- fore leaving to sell ads. Shirley Ferguson, editor of The Cruiser, is busy typing. Lowell Shorb goes to work in the dark- room. 60 Left to right, Jackie Bushncll, Russ Hill, Shirley Taylor, and Holly Shorb complete the Hi-Power. Mark Rector finishes a page in the Hi-Powcr. Holly Shorb checks her work. Left to right: Mr. Beitel, Gene Quilhaugh, Holly Shorb, and Shirley Taylor at the awards assembly. Journalism Editor of the Hi-Power this year was Gene Quilhaugh. Getting the paper out on time was not always accomplished but the students and townspeople enjoyed an interesting paper. Mr. Beitel was the advisor and supervised the hard work the Journalism staff did to produce an effective paper. 61 Back Row, left to right: Earl Warner, Cora Leggett, Lee Peterson, and Ron Martin. Front Row: Jerry Wilcox, Dave Satterlee, Shirley Hytrek, Ken McDonald, David Boutin, and Mr. Herzberg. Band Mr. Herzberg taught the Band class this year. The band played at all the home basketball games and added a lot to the spirit and enjoyment of the game. Back to Front, left to right: Annette Bern, Jeannie Crabill, Kathy Stallard, Amy Rundberg, Kathy Stevens, Barbara Shaffar, Nancy Froberg, and Mr. Herzberg. Chorus The Chorus class consisted of seven girls this year. With Mr. Herzberg directing, the Chorus sang for the P.T.A., and Baccalaureate. The Chorus also performed at the Christmas program. 62 Physical Education Physical exercise is as important in every school as mental exercise. Students at Powers High were able to combine fun and work in their P.E. classes in such games as vol- leyball, soccer, and baseball. Mrs. Hickman taught girls’ P.E. and Mr. Bucknum and Mr. Anderson taught boys’ P. E. 6th period Boys' P. E. class playing soccer. Bob Wiedeman and Dave Simes are busy building muscles. Practice makes perfect, Debbie! 3rd period Girls' P. E. class 4th period Girls’ P. E. class involved in a volley-ball game, forms a pyramid. This Page is Sponsored by ENLUND EQUIPMENT CO. Coquille and Gold Beach, Oregon 63 Home Economics In the Home Economic classes, taught by Miss Noccolls, girls stud- ied interior decorating, sewing, cooking, and how to tyave a happy family life. The girls also used live models in their study on child care. Preschoolers came to the school for one week, giving the girls an unforget- table experience in caring for pre- schoolers. Miss Niccolls grades a pillow. Sue Cowan helps preschoolers. Jackie Bushnell removes wrinkles. Left to right: Jill Moore, Deb Quilhaugh, Sue Cowan, Kim Morgan, Irene Hathaway, and Jody Brotten in the freshman home-ec class. 64 This Page is Sponsored by POWERS MARKET Powers, Oregon Commercial The Commercial classes, taught by Mr. Beitel, were to help students improve their typing and give them more background on the opportunities in the secretarial and business fields. Front to Back: Sybil Kllis, Pat Weltch, Carroll Quilhaugh, Lowell Shorb, and Susan Froberg in Typing II. Mr. Beitel assists Vera Thornton in her work. The sophomores in their typing class. Mr. Neher and Pam Parry learn about accident forms. Drivers Training For spills and thrills, enroll in the Powers High Drivers Training course! Mr. Neher was always Johnny on the spot and ready to help young drivers when help was needed. Drivers find they benefit greatly from this course and the material learned proves to be a great help in future driving. Results of a two-car accident involving the Driver's Training car. This Page is Sponsored by POWERS MOBIL SERVICE Powers, Oregon French and Library French students found that learning the language of France was interesting and fun. Mr. Nicklaus taught French and English classes. He also supervised the Library Assistants and study halls in the Library. Mr. Nicklaus talks over the French language with Dean Allen, Garry Hayes, and Ken McDonald. Jack McDaniel finds homes for lost Let’s see, now. What was that last answer? books. 66 A dministration Left: Bernard Adamson, Superintendent-Principal. School Board Members, Below, left to right: Archie Lane, Chairman; Terrence Bergstrom, Kenneth Likens, Joseph Shorb, and Robert McDonald. Pauline Mintonye, School Karen Burn, Secretary Secretary. Budget Committee, left to right: Phyllis Stevens, L. K. (Charlie) McKenzie, and Noble Adamek. An Honor” bestowed... Faculty Future Teachers of America gave a Teacher of the Year Award.” The qualifications for this award were: Understanding of student, Teaching standards (ways of teaching students), Ability to help each individual (problems, etc.), Friendliness, Leadership, and Character. The whole student body and faculty members voted. The teacher who was chosen as the ”Teacher of the Year was Miss Dorothy Niccolls. Top Left: Peter Nightingale, Physical Science, Biology I II, Chemistry, Physics, and Cross Country Coach. Bottom Left: Dorothy Niccolls, Home Economics I-IV, and World Geography. Middle Top: Sylvia Hickman, Girls' Physical Education and Girls' Coach. Middle Bottom: Hon Neher, Driver's Training and Basketball Coach. Top Right: Robert Beitel, Typing I II, Introductory Business, Journal ism, Bookkeeping, and Shorthand. Bottom Right: Charles Herzberg, Band and Chorus. Top Left: Mr. Bucknum, English I, II, III, IV, Speech, and Boys' Physical Education. Lower Left: Mr. Nicklaus, French I, II, and Library. Top Right: Mr. Valyn Anderson, Business Arithmetic, World History, U.S. History, American Problems, Boys' Physical Education, and Football Coach. Lower Right: Mrs. Fedor, Annual, General Math., Trigonometry, Analysis, Algebra I, II, and Geo- metry. 70 Custodians, Bus Driver, and Cooks Take care of the school Keeping our school clean is only a small part of the Cus- todians’ duties. They keep the building warm and comfortable, clean up after games, and spend hours sc nibbing and waxing all of the floors. Visi- tors say that our school is cleaner than other schools they have seen. Top Left: Marjorie Ellis. Top Right: Gladys Lawson and Lavine Elam. Middle Left: Robert Frye, Head Custodian. Middle Right: Albert Gocbl, Bus Driver. Serve delicious food Every day three ladies arise early in the morning to prepare the noon lunch for grade school, junior high, and high school students. Their food is always nutritious and delicious. Left to right: Head Cook Mahala Aber, Denise Walker, and Lena Smith. This Page is Sponsored by POWERS TAVERN CAFE Powers, Oregon A wards Some joyous and exciting moments... At the end of every school year a day is set aside for handing out awards. Each teacher is given his or her turn to hand out the awards to the students which they have. Some are very surprising, but most of the time each knows who is getting what and why. Below: Teresa Shorb receives chemistry award from Mr. Nightingale. The Hi-Power calss receives its journalism awards. Left to right: Bob Wiedeman. Jeannie Crabill, Jackie Bushnell, Shirley Taylor, Holly Shorb, and Editor Gene Quilhaugh. Below: A gathering of sophomore girls to comment on each others award. Below: Mr. Adamson presents awards to Below: The office help, which consisted of all girls, even received awards student body officers. for all their hard work and efforts during the year. This Page is Sponsored by LOGGING SUPPLY CO. Coos Bay, Oregon J. V. Basketball Coach Valyn Anderson presenting Bill Football Coach Valyn Anderson after handing out letters for football. Cameron with his letter that he earned during basketball season. Jack McDaniel receives a trophy for Cross Country from Mr. Nightingale. Mr. Nightingale handing out letters for Cross Country. Below: Pete Cunningham receives an award for the Best All- Around Photographer from Mr. Nightingale. Below: Mrs. Hickman after handing out G. A. A. letters to the sophomore girls in G. A. A. 73 Far Left: Only two seniors received awards for being library assistants and they are Shirley Hytrek and Jack McDaniel. Mr. Nicklaus, head librarian, presented the awards. Left: Shirley Ferguson received the Betty Crocker award from General Mills. The Future Teachers of America gave a Teacher of the Year award. The teacher who was chosen as the Teacher of the Year'' was Miss Dorothy Niccolls and here presenting it to her is President of the Future Teachers of America Shirley Hytrek. Middle Right: Mr. Adamson after handing out award pins to the student council members congratulates them. Right: Mrs. Hickman congratulating some of the junior girls after handing them their G. A. A. letters. 74 Intermission At the freshmen Donkey Basketball game everyone enjoyed themselves. Four Senior boys pose for a pic- ture. Left to right: Bob Wiedemen, Jim Stock, Alka Thornsberry, and Gene Quilhaugh. 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